Word: nevertheless
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...students in the College, Engineering School and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences who registered up to and including January 13. In a number of cases men registered without giving any address. In those instances where the addresses were not later obtainable, the names of the students were nevertheless included as a matter of record. A few notices of change of address were received after the Directory was on the press, too late to be included...
...Nevertheless, throughout his life he held fast to his allegiance to Harvard. Here he spent four of the foundation years of his great career. Here after retiring from the presidency of the United States he was president of the Harvard Alumni Association. Here his name reappeared upon the catalogue as a member of the Board of Overseers...
...high or so enduring a monument of literary work in many fields. Roosevelt was the living illustration of what used rather weakly to be called "the scholar in politics". He dignified learning by showing to the whole country that a man of education, a man of letters, might nevertheless be a very good fellow, a delightful host, a crack companion in the mountains, a swift counsellor in public affairs, an administrator who went at his ends like an arrow to the quarry...
Requirements for admission as regular students and candidates for the M.B.A. degree have been modified to benefit men who have been in the service. Students who have not received the bachelor's degree from an approved college or scientific school will nevertheless be admitted provided they were entitled to senior rank in an institution of this kind at the beginning of the academic year 1918-1919, and who for six months have been in the military or naval service of the United States or one of the Allies or in civilian war work which occupied their whole time. Such...
...University actually is in great need of a scientific school and is entirely capable of supporting one. While most of the other large universities have had such schools of their own, Harvard has individually been represented by none. While the present arrangements with Tech. have proved satisfactory, nevertheless the University now has the pride of possessing as its own a school of science which promises to be without peer...